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KELOID 20201114_164730 - Coggle Diagram
KELOID 
Pathophysiology
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Between 6-8 weeks after the original injury, the tensile strength of the scar improves l.
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In a typical would l, anabolic and catabolic processes achieve equilibrium.
Until a flat, white, pliable, possibly stretched, mature scar has developed.
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The scar is elevated above the skin and remain hyperemi, excessive fibrous tissue is classified as keloid.
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Signs and Symptoms
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A localized area that is flesh-colored, pink or red
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Diet
Dark green vegetables such as spinach, cabbage and kale.
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Soy, whether soy milk or cheese.
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Causes
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Burns, and surgical incision site.
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